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ABOUT THE ROLE The Cybersecurity Engineer is responsible for independently executing defined security engineering and operational work across Accela’s endpoints, identities, cloud platforms, and enterprise systems. This role applies established security standards and practices to troubleshoot issues, maintain technical controls, analyze findings, implement solutions, and identify opportunities to improve how the team operates. The Cybersecurity Engineer partners with IT, Engineering, DevOps, IAM, Compliance, and other teams to maintain effective technical safeguards while supporting business continuity. The role is expected to independently manage routine and moderately complex work, make sound decisions within established practices, and escalate highly complex or unfamiliar matters to senior engineers or security leadership as appropriate. The ideal candidate brings strong enterprise IT experience, hands-on exposure to security technologies, and the ability to take ownership of assigned work from identification through resolution. This individual is also expected to identify recurring issues, recommend process or automation improvements, and continue building technical depth across security tooling, cloud platforms, and enterprise systems. SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES Independently manage endpoint security and compliance activities across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments, including security baselines, EDR and antivirus agents, disk encryption, MDM, and operating system hardening. Administer and troubleshoot identity and access controls, including account provisioning and deprovisioning, SSO, MFA, conditional access, and authentication issues. Monitor and analyze alerts and logs within SIEM, EDR, and related platforms, perform initial triage, take appropriate action within established procedures, and escalate complex findings when necessary. Conduct initial technical investigations by gathering and analyzing evidence, documenting findings, and recommending

The opportunity Polestar is accelerating the transition to sustainable mobility through electric performance. As a digital-first, cloud-driven organisation, cybersecurity is a critical enabler of our business, products, and services. We are looking for a Cybersecurity Engineer to strengthen and evolve our enterprise security capabilities. This role focuses on designing, implementing, operating, and continuously improving security controls that protect our workforce, data, identities, devices, networks, and digital services. This is not a traditional operations-focused security role. We are looking for an engineer who enjoys building, automating, and improving security capabilities at scale while working closely with technology teams across the organisation. Let us describe the challenge we offer As a Cybersecurity Engineer, you will play a key role in strengthening Polestar’s enterprise security posture and advancing our Zero Trust journey. You will help build scalable security capabilities that protect users, devices, identities, data, and enterprise services in a modern cloud-first environment. This role is located at: Polestar Headquarters, Gothenburg, Sweden. We believe in empowerment and support flexible working hours and a hybrid way of working. What you’ll do You will work across security engineering, automation, and operational resilience, partnering with teams throughout the organisation to embed security by design and continuously improve enterprise security capabilities. This includes: Implementing and continuously improving security capabilities across endpoint, identity, network, collaboration, and data protection domains. Supporting the deployment, optimisation, and governance of enterprise security platforms and controls. Building and maintaining security automations that reduce manual effort and improve operational effectiveness. Improving detection, response, and resilience capabilities across the enterprise environment. Partnering with infrastructu

About the Team The OpenAI Audit Team is on a mission to build the future of internal audit from the ground up. Our ambition will be powered by a high-energy, technically exceptional team with the judgment, intellectual curiosity, and creativity to harness the latest advances in AI and design a truly next-generation audit function. As AI reshapes how work is performed across the enterprise, Internal Audit will use AI, automation, and data analytics to identify and assess the most significant and emerging risks across the business, including technology, cybersecurity, finance, compliance, operations, and data. We will build trusted partnerships at every level—from the Board of Directors and senior leadership to the teams delivering on OpenAI’s mission every day. We will operate as both an independent assurance provider and a trusted advisor, bringing an objective and pragmatic perspective to critical decisions. By engaging closely with management while preserving our independence, we will help the business innovate responsibly, move with confidence, and manage risk without creating unnecessary barriers. About the Role As the Cybersecurity & Technology Audit Leader, you will help shape the strategy, methodology, technology, and culture of a new audit function. You will lead complex audits and advisory reviews of cybersecurity, technology, data, and AI-related risks while advising leaders on practical ways to strengthen governance, resilience, and risk management. You are an experienced, hands-on professional who combines deep technical expertise with strong business judgment. You can quickly move between executive-level governance questions and detailed technical analysis, use data to identify and assess risk, and form clear, well-supported conclusions in fast-moving or ambiguous situations. You will have meaningful influence over how the function develops, including how we apply AI, automation, and analytics to audit planning, testing, monitoring, and reporting. T

Spaulding Ridge is an advisory and IT implementation firm. We help global organizations get financial clarity into the complex, daily sales, and operational decisions that impact profitable revenue generations, efficient operational performance, and reliable financial management. At Spaulding Ridge, we believe all business is personal. Core to our values is our relationships with our clients, our business partners, our team, and the global community. Our employees dedicate their time to helping our clients transform their business, from strategy through implementation and business transformation. What You Will Do and Learn: The Cybersecurity Operations Analyst will support the Cybersecurity Manager in maintaining and improving Spaulding Ridge's security posture. This entry-level role is ideal for someone looking to develop a career in cybersecurity while gaining hands-on experience across security operations, vulnerability management, identity and access management, cloud security, and compliance. The analyst will assist in monitoring security events, responding to security alerts, supporting security projects, and maintaining security documentation while learning from senior members of the Technology & Security team. Security Operations Monitor and analyze security alerts from SIEM, EDR, Firewall, WAF, IDS/IPS, email security, and cloud security platforms. Conduct and Support threat hunting and detection of tuning activities. Monitors open-source and proprietary threat intelligence feeds daily to research threat actor tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). Support the investigation and triage of security alerts and incidents under the guidance of the Cybersecurity Manager. Assist with incident response activities, including documentation, evidence collection, and follow-up actions. Help maintain security playbooks and operational procedures. Vulnerability Management Assist with vulnerability scanning across endpoints, servers, and cloud environments.

Leidos is seeking a detail-oriented Cybersecurity Analyst with expertise in Security Accreditation to support the assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring of information systems. The successful candidate will ensure systems comply with government and industry cybersecurity requirements while supporting the organization's Risk Management Framework (RMF) processes. Primary Responsibilities: Lead and support the security accreditation process for information systems. Develop, maintain, and review security authorization packages. Conduct security control assessments in accordance with RMF and applicable security standards. Collaborate with system owners, engineers, and stakeholders to implement security controls. Perform security risk assessments and recommend mitigation strategies. Monitor systems for compliance with cybersecurity policies and standards. Maintain Plans of Action and Milestones (POA&Ms) and track remediation activities. Support continuous monitoring activities, including vulnerability management and security reporting. Prepare documentation for Assessment & Authorization (A&A) activities. Participate in internal and external cybersecurity audits. Stay current on cybersecurity threats, regulatory requirements, and best practices. Basic Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, Information Technology, Computer Science, or related field (or equivalent experience). 3–7 years of experience in cybersecurity, information assurance, or security compliance. Experience implementing or supporting the NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF). Knowledge of: NIST SP 800-37 NIST SP 800-53 NIST SP 800-171 FISMA FedRAMP (preferred) Experience with vulnerability assessment tools such as Tenabl

Cybersecurity Major Incident Manager — PA - Philadelphia, 1701 John F Kennedy Blvd. Apply via Workday.

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Become a part of our caring community The Senior CyberSecurity Engineer will design, implement, and support enterprise Identity Security solutions across a complex healthcare environment. The role focuses on secure identity lifecycle management, authentication, authorization, access governance, compliance, and integration of enterprise and clinical applications. The engineer will work extensively with SailPoint Identity Security Cloud (ISC), Okta, Microsoft Active Directory (AD), and Microsoft Entra ID, supporting both modern cloud services and contemporary healthcare applications. Responsibilities: Engineer and support Identity Security solutions using SailPoint ISC, Okta, AD, and Entra ID . Design and implement JML, provisioning/deprovisioning, access certification, RBAC, SSO, MFA, federation, and entitlement governance capabilities. Integrate enterprise and clinical applications using SAML, OAuth/OIDC, SCIM, and REST APIs . Apply least privilege and Zero Trust principles across workforce, partner, vendor, and application identities. Automate identity processes to improve the reliability, scalability, and auditability of access controls. Troubleshoot complex provisioning, directory, authentication, and access issues across interconnected platforms. Partner with application, clinical technology, architecture, compliance, and cybersecurity teams to establish secure identity patterns. Support regulatory and audit requirements, including controls associated with HIPAA and the protection of sensitive healthcare information . Provide senior-level technical leadership, engineering standards, design reviews, and mentoring . Required Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Cybersec

Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all . Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. About the Team Micron’s Cyber Defense & Resiliency organization is responsible for protecting the company’s global technology environment through modern security architecture, engineering, detection, and response capabilities. We drive strategic cybersecurity initiatives that strengthen enterprise resilience, advance Zero Trust principles, and ensure security capabilities evolve alongside emerging threats, cloud adoption, and AI technologies! About the Role As a Principal Cybersecurity Domain Architect, you will serve as the technical authority for Network Security, Endpoint Security, and Detection & Response! This is a deep, focused role for an architect who wants authority and mastery in a defined lane rather than breadth across the entire enterprise. You will set the direction for how Micron designs, deploys, and operates its network, endpoint, and detection and response capabilities, and be the go-to design authority that engineering, operations, and security leadership rely on within these domains. As we adopt AI and autonomous agent technologies at pace, this role extends detection and response to cover agentic defense, detecting and responding to threats against and originating from AI agents. Key Responsibilities Own and evolve reference architectures, standards, design principles, and multi-year roadmaps for Network Security, Endpoint Security, and Detection & Response. Serve as the enterprise security design authority, conducting architecture r

The Lead - Cybersecurity is responsible for safeguarding AdaniConneX's operational data center infrastructure by establishing and managing a robust cybersecurity framework covering IT and Operational Technology (OT) environments. The role will lead cybersecurity governance, cyber risk management, incident response, network and endpoint security, cyber resilience, regulatory compliance, and third-party cybersecurity assurance across multiple operational data centers. The incumbent will drive a proactive security culture, ensure adherence to cybersecurity policies and standards, strengthen cyber resilience, and support business continuity while enabling safe, secure, sustainable, and compliant data center operations. Source: Adani Group | Job ID: 57528

The opportunity We're looking for a Product Cybersecurity Engineer to help ensure that Polestar's products meet global cybersecurity standards and regulatory requirements throughout the vehicle lifecycle. In this role, you will work across concept, development, production, and post-launch operations, contributing to the implementation and validation of cybersecurity requirements that help safeguard our vehicle systems. Let us describe the challenge we offer As a Product Cybersecurity Engineer, you will play a key role in defining, integrating, and verifying technical security controls across our products. Working closely with R&D, suppliers, and cross-functional teams, you will support secure product development through threat analysis, secure design, cybersecurity validation, and regulatory compliance activities. This role is located at our HQ in Gothenburg, Sweden. What you'll do You will be responsible for implementing and validating cybersecurity requirements across the vehicle lifecycle while supporting compliance with standards and regulations such as ISO/SAE 21434 and UNECE R155. This includes: Define, decompose, trace, and maintain product cybersecurity requirements and assurance cases. Perform and/or support Threat Analysis and Risk Assessments (TARA) and risk treatment activities. Plan and execute cybersecurity validation and verification activities, including testing and reviews. Review supplier cybersecurity work products and support the closure of identified findings. Support the generation of technical evidence required for regulatory audits and type approvals. Collaborate with system architects, software and hardware teams, and functional safety teams to ensure secure integration. Contribute to the continuous improvement of security engineering methods, tools, and templates. Who you are You are an experienced cybersecurity engineer with a strong background in product or embedded cybersecurity. You enjoy working collaboratively across disciplines and a

Software Cybersecurity Engineer — United States - California - San Diego. Apply via Workday.

The OT Cybersecurity Specialist is responsible for supporting the implementation, monitoring, and management of cybersecurity measures for the organization’s Operational Technology (OT) systems. This role involves securing industrial control systems (ICS), SCADA systems, and other OT assets from cyber threats, conducting vulnerability assessments, monitoring networks for anomalies, and responding to security incidents. The OT Cybersecurity Specialist will work closely with other IT and cybersecurity teams to ensure a robust and secure OT environment. Source: Adani Group | Job ID: 45584

Comcast Cybersecurity: Principal Program Manager, Cyber Security – Frontier AI Models — PA - Philadelphia, 1701 John F Kennedy Blvd. Apply via Workday.